Artificial Human Blood from Woolly Mammoths
The blood of woolly mammoths is helping scientists to develop new artificial blood products for humans. This finding may be useful in hypothermia induced during heart and brain surgeries.
The blood of woolly mammoths is helping scientists to develop new artificial blood products for humans. This finding may be useful in hypothermia induced during heart and brain surgeries.
The solidified body was named 'Yuka' after Russia's Sakha (Yakutia) Republic, where it was discovered and is thought to be one of the world's largest.
Yuka has a long trunk, arms and legs preserved in nearly perfect state.
Michael Jackson 'Too Thin' For Mammoth O2 Residency, Say Doctors
Michael Jackson is too thin and should gain weight before his mammoth O2 residency, according to medics.
Michael Jackson is too thin and should gain weight before his mammoth O2 residency, according to medics.
Mammoth Genetic Diversity in Cells Dropped by Tumours: Stanford Study
The cells shed from a cancerous tumour into the bloodstream are genetically diverse according to the findings of researchers of Stanford University School of Medicine.
The cells shed from a cancerous tumour into the bloodstream are genetically diverse according to the findings of researchers of Stanford University School of Medicine.
Baby Mammoth of Thousands of Years Ago Could Reveal Secrets of Global Warming
A Siberian baby mammoth that died perhaps 37,500 years ago might shed light climate change.
A Siberian baby mammoth that died perhaps 37,500 years ago might shed light climate change.
